Archive of James Van Der Zee, 'One of the Nation's Most Important Picture Makers,' Headed to Metropolitan Museum of Art in Partnership With Studio Museum in Harlem - Culture Type
James Van Der Zee, Photographer – Arts in New York City
A Landmark Photo Archive of Black Life in New York Comes to the Met - The New York Times
Studio Portrait of Young Man with Telephone - James VanDerZee — Google Arts & Culture
Portrait of an Actor, Harlem, James Van Der Zee | Mia
James Van Der Zee | Euclid Public Library
Berkshire Museum - Born in Lenox in 1886, photographer James Van Der Zee documented the lives of Black Americans in New York City during and after the Harlem Renaissance (c. 1918-37). 📷
AfriGeneas ~ African Ancestored Genealogy - "James Van Der Zee was a renowned, Harlem-based photographer known for his posed, storied pictures capturing African-American citizenry and celebrity. Born on June 29, 1886, in
Get To Know: James Van Der Zee — Portland Photographers Forum
American Photographer James Van Der Zee's Remarkable Archive Will Now Live at the Met, in a Unique Partnership With the Studio Museum
Masters of Photography- A Portrait Collection - 121Clicks.com
James Van Der Zee (1886-1983) •
James Van Der Zee's Photos Of The Harlem Renaissance
James Van Der Zee – Art Blart _ art and cultural memory archive
Profile: James Van Der Zee – Black Art Story
james van der zee self portrait - Google Search | James van der zee, Harlem renaissance, Black history
James Van Der Zee - Photographs New York Lot 243 April 2021 | Phillips
A Landmark Photo Archive of Black Life in New York Comes to the Met - The New York Times
BLAX Museum - "Allen E. Cole" by Theresa J. May and Emanuel Wallace - YouTube
Elegant young man with cigar, 1932 by James Van Der Zee | Art.Salon
Garveyite Family, Harlem by James Van Der Zee
James Van Der Zee | Photographer | All About Photo
James Van Der Zee - Wikiwand
James Van Der Zee | International Photography Hall of Fame
James Van Der Zee: Black Photographer Who Chronicled Harlem's Heyday | Post News Group
